It books the whole treatment on day one
The moment she starts, every appointment in your protocol goes into your calendar, so there is nothing left for her to arrange later and nothing left for her to arrange somewhere else.
For clinic networks
You pay to win a patient once. The treatment that follows runs for months or years, contains far more than the appointment you sold, and most of it gets delivered by somebody else.
They are not leaving because you are expensive. They are leaving because nobody told them.
The size of it
$2,000
Roughly what one clinic group was losing on every pregnancy, to labs and clinics a few streets from their own door. Scans, blood panels, screening and antenatal classes, all of it sitting on their own price list.
Nobody in that clinic could have told you the number, because no system is built to measure it. A network of any size is usually looking at seven figures a year across its main pathways.
What changes when we are done
The moment she starts, every appointment in your protocol goes into your calendar, so there is nothing left for her to arrange later and nothing left for her to arrange somewhere else.
She moves the appointment in the app. A scan she cancels usually never gets rebooked with you, and somebody down the road ends up doing it.
Demand you can see coming, set by your protocol and not by luck.
We run the ads, with the app as the offer and not the clinic. People click on 'get the app' far more than on 'book a consultation', and it reaches them before they have chosen anyone.
Most of what we build covers conditions people live with for years and clinics treat as a handful of visits.
She arrives with a proper record of the months in between, so the same slot carries more.
Between appointments she is still reporting how she feels. If something crosses a line your clinicians set, her doctor sees a short summary and decides whether to bring her in sooner.
The limit, said up front
We cannot book more visits than you have slots, and we say that before anyone asks. Once demand passes the ceiling, the question stops being whether this is worth doing and becomes where you find another doctor.
What we build
Months, sometimes years
Monitoring, consultations, procedures, follow-up
About nine months
Tests, scans, screening, classes, check-ups, postnatal
Five to ten years
Symptom tracking, assessment, consultations, treatment reviews